Sentence examples for height standard from inspiring English sources

Results: Mean adult height standard deviation score — midparental height standard deviation score was −1.1 for both sexes.

Study design Twelve short (height standard deviation score, −3.2 ± 0.1) non GH-deficient childrenon GH-deficientgirls) were studied at 9.3 ± 1.0 years of age.

To investigate in an open-label randomized study, the effect of two doses of growth hormone (GH) on final height and height velocity during the first 2 years of treatment of children with idiopathic short stature (mean baseline height standard deviation score [SDS] −3.2).

We did two separate experiments in two south-eastern Australian estuaries to test the hypotheses that samples of fish and invertebrates taken using a demersal otter trawl would be affected by: (i) vertical net height (standard 0.8 m vs. high-rise 1.2 m) and tow duration (5 vs. 10 vs. 20 min); and (ii) diel period (day vs. night) and tow duration.

The basic model is well, basic, with only a pneumatic adjustment for height, standard tilt and fixed armrests.

Linear growth measured by median height standard deviation score improved from -0.7 before transplantation to -0.2 after transplantation.

It focuses on area- and energy-efficiency using minimum height standard-cells.

Blair is undersized by height standards, but perfectly built for rebounding and bouncing opposing bodies out of position.

Groove depth and step height standards with feature heights of tens of micrometres to millimetres as well as aspherical surface etalons are calibrated by nanomeasuring machine.

Now many of those buildings are obsolete, with relatively low ceilings (height standards were increased in 1990) that have become even more cramped by having to accommodate the infrastructure of information technology.

The following growth standards were utilised: the UK 1990 weight and height standards, the UK 1966 HV standards and the Gerver 2001 WV standards.